engineering-physics

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Engineering physics — the applied-physics sub-discipline that bridges fundamental physics and engineering design, covering device physics, instrumentation, measurement science, and control systems. Foundations: (1) Semiconductor device…

Shockley diode: I = I_s·(exp(q·V/k_B·T) - 1)
MOSFET saturation: I_D = (K/2)·(V_GS - V_T)²
RC low-pass: f_3dB = 1/(2π·R·C); |H|² at ω_c = 1/2
Shockley zero-bias: I(V=0) = 0
MOSFET anchor: I_D(V_GS=V_T)=0; I_D(V_GS=2·V_T)=K·V_T²/2
RC low-pass cutoff: |H|²(ω=0)=1; |H|²(ω=1/RC)=1/2
Bernoulli equation along streamline p + (1/2)rho v^2 + rho g h = const; Rolle invariant
Euler-Bernoulli beam EI w''''(x) = q(x); 4th-order ODE; Bernstein basis FEM
PID controller transfer function G(s) = K_p + K_i/s + K_d s; Pade rational form
Theorem: dB/ds = 0 for steady inviscid incompressible Bernoulli invariant (Rolle)
Theorem: w(L) - q L^4/(8 EI) = 0 (cantilever end-deflection identity)
Theorem: G(s) s - (K_d s^2 + K_p s + K_i) = 0 (PID rational clearance identity)
PID control (Ziegler-Nichols 1942)
Kalman filter (1960)
Nyquist stability criterion (1932)
Finite element method (Courant 1943)
Lyapunov second method (1892)
Model predictive control (MPC)
Buckingham π (1914)
Euler buckling (1744)
Nyquist-Shannon (1928-1948)
Channel capacity (Shannon 1948)
Bode (1945)
Kalman filter detail (1960)
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